I’m curious about Doc Manning, the man who killed gunfighter Dallas Stoudenmire. What’s his story? John Crawley Salem, Oregon Born George Felix Manning in Mobile, Alabama, he studied medicine at the University of Alabama and in Paris, France. He returned from Europe to join the Confederacy. After the war, he and his three brothers—Jim, Frank and John—vowed never to shave until the South rose again. They kept that promise. For a time, the Manning boys joined other Confederate


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